Sentence examples for righteous disgust from inspiring English sources

Bling, opulence and luxury provoke powerful responses in an age of austerity, from wistful envy to righteous disgust.

She brings a similar air of enigma even to more direct sentiments: wounded lust ("Objects in Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear"), lusty submission ("Petite Mort"), righteous disgust ("Dirty World").

Filled with righteous disgust and a do-gooding compulsion to meddle, Grace moves in and enforces enlightened justice with the help of her dad's gun-toting mobsters: the black servants are to get proper share-ownership and democracy under her benign guidance.

Righteous disgust filled the air.

The reaction to this on was prompt, righteous disgust across social media.

It draws applause -- especially when Dr. Brookner condemns the medical establishment in her final display of righteous disgust -- but it would have been more effective if she'd built to that explosion.

In her 30s, Ms Klein has all the incoherence and self-righteous disgust of the alienated adolescent.As she looks around the world, she sees nothing she likes, no redeeming features except for "the movement".

For me, it is positive instead -- the real positive -- especially if it doesn't only end in hate mongering or indulging in self-righteous disgust, since we also need to look at our part in the hate.

The cannibal cop case posed a number of juridical challenges, which were certainly muddied by righteous public disgust at the hideous details and the unavoidable fascination with any story involving cannibalism.

If it has little else on its side, "People I Know," which opens today in New York, has ambition to spare along with righteous, high-minded disgust.

He scathingly dismissed Madoff's conceit that he was a "righteous Jew," noting, with disgust in his voice, that "he sank so low as to steal from Elie Wiesel, as if Wiesel hasn't suffered enough in his lifetime".